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Love this article!!!! I like to try to cross-pollinate with different artistic medium for surprising results. But love the idea of calling on experiences and emotions from your day job to guide your artistic work!! I have a project coming up in a few weeks that does just that! Blending my love for art with my world as an emergency room physician. Stay tuned.

Artists face a unique list of issues in their careers. When you go to art school you get a taste of how to navigate the many elements that go into becoming a successful artist. If you didn’t go to art school you have to find out about this whilst on-the-job. In this post I have identified a few of the big challenges and how to go about addressing them. https://wix.to/YsIvlo4 #art #challenge #artistnyc #newyork

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Artists, are you struggling to get your artwork noticed? You might be missing one crucial step... 🖼️ Studio visits! To build a sustainable art career, prioritise both in-person & online studio visits I've put together a guide on how studio visits & open studios can supercharge your creative process & career growth. Discover strategies to attract visitors, engage with curators, collectors, peers, & maximise sales opportunities 💻Head over to cerihand.com/resources to read the article Let me know your thoughts & takeaways in the comments below👇 #ArtistStudioVisits #StudioVisits #OpenStudios #ArtCommunity #ArtCollectors #ArtCurators #ArtCollectors #CreativeGrowth #ArtCareer

DIDACTIC CONVERSATIONS IN ART: In Depth Conversations With An Artist As He Keenly Discourses His Spiritual, Mythical, Historical & Prophetic Use of Materials Ranging From Animal Blood, Dung, Ashes & Thistles To Portray The Bond That Universally Ties Disparate Faiths & Religions in His Contemporary Writings, Graphic Designs, Illustrations & Mixed Media Works…(a 4 minute read).

What is "Stories beneath the skin" about? It is awe-inspiring to discover new artists, new art forms, but also extremely important to be able to create new work. As filmmakers, I believe we need inspiration through art, in all its form. Coming from a place where I had no contact whatsover with the film industry, nor the art world, I had to build my network from scratch. That is hard and requires so much self-work and perseverance. I want to help unseen talents, misunderstood voices, eager youth, reconverted adults, people from low income households, to get their chance, to get seen, and to be in contact with other creatives that they, perhaps, would have never had the occasion to meet. The art and film industries should be accessible to all, no matter their gender, social-economic backgrounds, age, sexuality nor race. This is what our series of events is about.

'On the artist's path', I've written a new blog post sharing my artist journey, inspirations, and thoughts on what I think it means to be an artist. This blog article is based on an interview I gave to 'Canvas Rebel'. These insights might be of interest to anyone who is, or wants to become an artist... or even if you're just curious about what it takes to be an artist. To read new blog posts or go to https://lnkd.in/gJDXuTUW or CathyHorvathBuchanan.com ... while you're there be sure to signup to my studio email so you don't miss new blog posts & new art collection releases!

What does art mean to you? How would you feel if you could no longer access it? For example, if you love listening to and/or playing music, how would you feel if one day you woke up and all traces of music no longer existed? Just poof, gone. We’re guessing “not thrilled” barely even scratches the surface. Though it’s slowly improving, this is the experience so many Disabled folks have with all sorts of art because it’s not made accessible to them. In our latest article, we dive into the role of art, why making it accessible is more important than we realize, and tips for how to make it more accessible. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gwdeiFpp Huge thanks to artists @ClarkeReynolds, @JohnBramblitt, and @LorenaBradford for their time and insight for this article. Go give them a follow! Image ID: Carousel of six text images. First image reads, “#ScribelyShorts. Art is for Everyone: The Importance of Museum Accessibility. Swipe to read more.” Second image reads, “Despite being more than two decades into the 21st century, most museums and galleries still create displays with only non-Disabled patrons in mind. Why? It’s the way we think about art.” Third reads, “If we consider painting to be a “visual” art, we tend to think it can only be experienced through sight. In order to make art accessible to everyone, we have to rethink how we perceive art, and use our creativity to find new ways of conveying it to others.” Fourth image reads, “Consider not just how a piece looks or sounds, but also how to describe it, how it feels, what emotions it might evoke, and what conversations it might spark. It might not be “simple,” but it’s necessary.” Fifth image reads, “Just as art can unlock the world, accessibility can unlock art for everyone. Scribely is expanding our image description services to support Museums with high image demands, but we need YOUR help to advocate for accessible art.” Sixth image reads, “Check out the blog link below to read more about the importance of art accessibility. Plus, some incredible art from amazing blind artists.” #A11y #Accessibility #Art #ArtAccessibility #DisabledArtist #BlindArtist Art #Blind #BlindArt #Inclusion #Advocacy #InclusionForAll

"Upcoming" generally refers to something that is scheduled or expected to happen in the near future, like an upcoming event. "Up-and-coming" describes something or someone that is rising in status, popularity, or success, often implying potential for further growth or achievement. Examples: There is an upcoming event at the mall. He is an up-and-coming artist. #mosungrace #englishlesson

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